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Repetition Prose Poems

These Repetition Prose poems are examples of Prose poems about Repetition. These are the best examples of Prose Repetition poems written by international poets.


Premium Member My Future Self
The sound of nature surrounds me, filling the void of silence as I sit at the top of this hill. The sun is shining and...

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© Amya Ranck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: future, heart, imagery, repetition,



My Childhood In Vain
My Childhood in vain?

Being small is a boon or a bane
I would say its all very insane
The expectations that adults keep of you
Is enough to...

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Categories: prose, 7th grade, anxiety, books,

That Beauty Craves It's Place
That beauty craves it's place
alive with white light
You  
walk the tightrope
we live with lines of change
so fast
seem to want it all
not ever knowing what...

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Categories: prose, beauty,

Premium Member Hitchhiker From Another World Part 2
Or the fate that awaits one at journey’s  end. 
Like all distances I suppose.
My destination if you can call it that  is another...

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Categories: art, beautiful, beauty, deep,

Premium Member Emancipation: Delayed But Not Dismayed
(Apropos Of Juneteenth Celebration)

This is the day the Lord has made;
Let us rejoice and celebrate
Because we’re still here…marching on
With our eyes stayed on the prize.
Let...

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Categories: prose, black african american, celebration,



Premium Member When Travelling Winding Life
WHEN?: TRAVELLING WINDING LIFE... 

When will we
Sound the gavel
Of echoing justice?

When will we
Square the constitution
And trowel equity
Spreading restitution
Encompassing oneness
In 360 degrees?

When will we
See as the...

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Categories: prose, allegory, extended metaphor, introspection,

Premium Member The Only One
Time will catch us by surprise, reach out with greedy talons 
scratching moments from our eyes. Bucolic broccoli lives. 
Born again Christians, prophets all. ...

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Categories: prose, america, angst, culture, faith,

The Midnight Sun Belongs To Alaska
The midnight sun belongs to Alaska
where children play and parents
lose all sense of time until fatigue
reminds them it it is time for shut eye
as they...

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Categories: prose, moon, nature, repetition, sun,

Premium Member Who Knows If Magic Exists
Who knows if magic exists,
if dreams come true
and whether miracles take place
(all of these things we thought we knew)

... buried in our haste
to dig childhood's...

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Categories: prose, appreciation, beauty, family, friendship,

Pets Revenge
For example a Dachshund dog was thrown 5 floors to his death
The owner photographed this and posted it online
His dog looked like he was sleeping...

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Categories: prose, abuse, anger, animal, pets,

Worthless Useless Love Me
Worthless
Useless
No one will ever love you.

Worthless
Useless
No one will ever love you.

Worthless
Useless
No one will ever love you.

Keep ringing in my mind,
And I try to remind myself...

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Categories: prose, abuse, devotion, hurt, pain,

Two Dog Night
Two dog night

A stillness had crept in under a cloak 
of finely sculptured snowflakes, descending 
quietly from an oppressively heavy sky. 
It blanketed deserted streets
...

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© Fred Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prose, destiny,

Premium Member The Fall
The Fall

On the anniversary Adam coaxed Eve,
complaining, distracted, to the clearing
for the invented ritual. 
He had been uneasy since,
repeating actions in certain ways as if,
had...

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Categories: prose, angst, anniversary, faith, forgiveness,

Both of Us
I opened up, let you in.
And still you walked away.
But it's okay, because I'll love myself enough for the both of us.

If I flew to...

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Categories: prose, farewell, goodbye, heartbroken, lost

Rent Theme
If that's that then what's this?

If it's guilt trip,
I don't have time for it,

if it's fake bliss,
why can't I return even to miss?

If that's that,
and...

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Categories: blessing, books, chocolate, earth,


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